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But all human names are definite without it, same with Hebrew including the word Adam.

Hast thou considered the possibility that the Greek article is an indefinite article?

I trust his Father, and I don't mean Joseph.

In the first version of the LXX, it was I shall make man in image and likeness. https://www.sefaria.org/Megillah.9a.12?lang=bi

Unbelief. That would be like me saying since you believe in idols, you don't believe in the ordinances against them.

Yes, but you accused me of something I don't have.

Distrust not unbelief. What you believe means nothing to Jews?

The falsehood of plurality is summed up in this Talmud reference about the LXX: Megillah 9a.12 and 9a.14.

This content is irrelevant. It doesn't say there are no other saviors. It says for those moments there are not any such saviors. Savior is also a loaded term in modern English. Humans in Greek can be saviors, but not so much so English. The English term implies preserved, as if someone can...

And instead of using the better lexical definition, you go with Strongs. But it is nice to double check things. Thayer's Greek Lexicon [?](Jump to Scripture Index) STRONGS G2936: κτίζω: 1 aorist ἔκτισα; perfect passive ἐκτισμαι; 1 aorist passive ἐκτίσθην; the Sept. chiefly for בָּרָא; properly...

This is not the verb used, and it means to perform or do an action. It doesn't make objects, but makes actions.

Look up created in the BLB under its Strong's entry. You will find the definition to make inhabitable.

Before Abraham became overjoyed, he was. Greek doesn't always to change the verb to past tense, to communicate past tense action.

3. Many were righteous and did not die, but were taken up. How would they live when Rome was wiping them out? Heaven. Enoch wouldn't be dead or on the earth. It is a silly adventist/JW notion that he went to soul sleep early, or even soul sleep.

Those that didn't were either killed by Rome or were wicked. Israel ceased to exist after the second coming. Enoch went to the Kingdom of God when translated.

It definitely not ancient Jerusalem as we know it. It is either a Greek or Roman city.

Thread: How did paganism get into the early church? When the temple was destroyed 70AD; many in the church and all righteous ones therein disappeared like Enoch. The Persians had many Jewish pretenders who wanted to fight Rome, and Rome had many Gnostics who opposed them, and started Christian...

It means he is visible, but God is not.

Israel is also called "only begotten". What do you think of that?

It means uniquely begot/begun.